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One Euro, One Europe
Gilles Dryancour
Sixty-seven monetary unions were formed between 1918 and 2012. They all failed. Will the European monetary union meet a similar fate? Gilles Dryancour assesses the Euro’s prospects for survival.
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The Standard Model
Sheldon Lee Glashow
The third and final installment in Sheldon Lee Glashow’s history of physics. In this essay Glashow examines a development in which he played a key role, the formulation of the Standard Model.
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Many Little Lives
J. Scott Turner
Claude Bernard was the first to propose the concept of homeostasis. J. Scott Turner discusses the ongoing negotiation and mutual accommodation between parts of an organism—its many little lives.
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A View from the Bridge
Natalie Paquette
Einstein expressed general relativity using tools created by Riemann. Mathematicians discovered group theory long before physicists. Natalie Paquette explores correlations between physics and math.
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MAD-Made World
Jean-Pierre Dupuy
Notions such as deterrence and mutually-assured destruction have held sway over nuclear strategy more than five decades. Jean-Pierre Dupuy concludes it is a miracle that mankind has survived.
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As the Loom of Physics Expands
Sheldon Lee Glashow
The second of a three-part journey through the history of physics by Sheldon Lee Glashow. In this installment, Glashow discusses, among other topics, Einstein’s general and special relativity.
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Threads in the Tapestry of Physics
Sheldon Lee Glashow
From its ancient beginnings to the present day, Sheldon Lee Glashow takes us on an anecdotal journey along a few choice but interwoven strands of the magnificent tapestry that is physics.
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Physics on Edge
George Ellis
After examining various theories of the multiverse, George Ellis concludes that lack of experimental proof is a scientific deal-breaker—and should remain so.
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The Galilean Challenge
Noam Chomsky
One of the most striking features of the human capacity for language is the use of finite means to express an unlimited array of thoughts. Accounting for this feature is the Galilean challenge.
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